Langate, Feb,25:In a proactive effort to strengthen forest fire preparedness, the Langate Forest Division, in collaboration with BSF Naugam, SDH Langate, the Wildlife Department, and the Fire & Emergency Services (F&ES), organized a one-day workshop on forest fire management and mitigation strategies.
The workshop focused on equipping frontline forest personnel with essential skills in fire prevention, suppression techniques, jungle survival, first aid, and CPR. Experts from the Fire and Emergency Services, Border Security Forces, and the Health Department provided valuable training and guidance, ensuring a comprehensive learning experience for the participants.
With over 100 frontline forest staff in attendance, the event underscored the importance of timely intervention and inter-departmental coordination in effectively tackling forest fires. Officials also stressed the need for greater community awareness and involvement in minimizing fire incidents, recognizing the role of local residents in early detection and prevention.
This initiative is part of a broader strategy to enhance forest protection mechanisms in the region, ensuring a swift and coordinated response to fire emergencies. By fostering collaboration between various agencies and improving the preparedness of forest personnel, the Langate Forest Division aims to mitigate the risks associated with forest fires and safeguard the region’s biodiversity.
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